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How to Earn 19% p.a. in the Stock Market, Philippines

February 11, 2021 July 31, 2021

I made a promise not to post about fluff topics for clicks. (See What is your WHY) But I’d be remiss not to post about …

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A Basic Guide to the 3 Valuation Methods

February 10, 2021 May 27, 2021

This post tries to simplify the 3 valuation methods but still covers intermediate/advanced topics. If you find them confusing, I recommend starting with the Fundamentals …

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About Me

From worst to best

I like to think of myself as a conduit — a bridge of sorts — with a perspective gained from experiences in opposing points of view.

The first half of my adult life was in managerial finance, from business valuation to financial planning & analysis. The second half has been as a business owner, with stakes in a number of industries. I went from high-school mediocrity with shyness issues to representing my university in tournaments; from top-performing employee to being laid-off from the workforce.

It has been a long ride, but the fun’s just getting started. Know more about my story at: What is your WHY?

Dan Dima-ala

• Over 100 doors owned or managed (2024)
• Real Estate, Tourism, F&B, Agriculture, Construction
• Top 3, Real Estate Appraiser’s Exam 2014
• Top 10, Real Estate Broker’s Exam 2014
• Investment Banker in Tech M&A
• Former managerial corporate finance practitioner (business valuation; financial planning & analysis)
• Accounting & Finance Mentor at the Philippine Center for Entrepreneurship (GoNegosyo)
• Passed the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 2 Exam
• Top 10, The Outstanding Coeds-The Outstanding Young Men 2007, Lasallian Excellence Awards

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True Financial Freedom

My definition

I don’t believe there are levels to financial freedom.

Living a debt-free life but on a restricted budget is an illusion of freedom. Being tied to a job until you’re 60 isn’t being free.

My mission

• You can trust me to tell the truth! All opinions are genuine, not swayed by fear of missing out on commissions.

• Content is accessible to everyone, with complex topics explained in simple ways. (Please let me know if it doesn’t).

• Writing from a family-first point-of-view, knowing what all this is for. Knowing what’s important to you.

My vision

freedom locker PH breeds a mindset shift that is:

• Revolutionary? Yes
• Controversial? Maybe
• Life-changing? Absolutely!

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How to Earn 19% p.a. in the Stock Market, Philippines

A Basic Guide to the 3 Valuation Methods

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Biweekly Rent Payment: A Creative Way to Increase Rental Income

7 Metrics to Determine if Real Estate Profitability is Good

Is BRRRR Possible in the Philippines (Plus Other FAQ)

How to Increase Home Value for Appraisal: 8 Improvements Before Selling

Mall Space Rental in the Philippines: Things to Know Before You Dive In

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